R A NAIDU
27 January 2014 at 14:38
Dear,
I would like to do the Law through correspondence because Iam working. I finish B.Com in 2006 & 12th correspondence last year (2013). Kindly advice me what course, how the formalities to join, fees structure all other related details if possible. i was planning to join last year itself. But lack of advice I cannot able to join.
particularly I need the fees structure minimally.
Dilip G. Khavnekar
27 January 2014 at 14:34
In our Society a flat was purchased by a unmarried girl (1st Member) along with her parents.She requested Society on a stamp paper that she is married, name is changed and wish to with draw her share in the flat, This request was refused as she did not submitted required documents in past, but the stamp paper(copy) is still there with Society)Now after marriage (having husband and 7 year old son,) along with parents wishes to gift the flat to her brother. Member is hiding that she is married,signed all the legal documents in her maiden name.Can a Society transfer the shares as per gift deed without husband's permission?
Navneet Kumar
27 January 2014 at 13:51
Hi,
My Name is Navneet Kumar and I reside in Mumbai.And I am a Maharashtra Domicile.
I have an SC certificate from state of Utter-Pradesh so am i eligible to avail the benefits of the cast certificates in sate of Maharashtra as an SC candidate.
Or do i have to make a another cast certificate from the state of Maharashtra.
If yes kindly guide me how to do so.
Kindly Revert as soon as possible.
BEENA SINGH
27 January 2014 at 13:40
Kindly advise me on below queries
A will and nomination was made by Mr.A in favor of B and C in respect of one flat But Mr.B expired before Mr.A and Mr. A also expired without making any other documents
So does the clause of will and nomination made in Favour of Mr. B automatically become invalid or his legal heirs has a right to claim on his behalf ?
Can Mr. C alone Claim the ownership of Such Flat.
g.o. obul prasanth kanth
27 January 2014 at 13:34
hii experts,
i want to change my name as G.O.OBUL PRASANTH KANTH,
brith certicate and communty certicate my name as obul prasad kanth, my name was changed in school as obul prasanth kanth so in driving licences and bank account my name was in obul prasanth kanth so i want change my name tottaly G.O.obul prasanth kanth,
how to change my name sir...?
CH Nalini devi
27 January 2014 at 13:30
My mother deceased before 2003.In 2003 a legal heir certificate was obtained from Tahasildar in which the names of my father,5sisters including myself and brother are included. In 2006 the property was sold by other legalheirs except myself to the husband of one of my sisters.It was suggested in the lawyers forum to file a suit for claiming my rights. The property is situated at Anantapur AP. It is residential plot. The current guideline value is Rs,250000.I reuest you to guide me regarding suit expenses,lawyers fee etc
Ch Nalini Devi
Anil yadav
27 January 2014 at 12:51
My Father has two home self aquire and both home on my mothers name tax,bill,payment slip.
Now tell me who is main owner of homes.my mother or father ??
And who has right to sale property or part withinn children??
Thanks
Anurag Mittal
27 January 2014 at 12:00
Can Experts provide Inputs if opposite party Does Not Mention the Date of Listing - in Notice of Service for Urgent Filing at Delhi High Court,and
then quite shrewedly gets the matter listed almost after a gap of 10days from the Date of Service . Also in the Memo of Parties deliberately and Intentionally Incorrect Address of the Petition Filing the Appeal is mentioned.
and also deliberately and intentionally certain order sheets have also been withheld.
Will at the Outset the above grounds will be reasons enough for the Ld. High Court to dismiss the petition as the petitioner has approached the court with unclean hands.
Rgds....
venkataramana shetty
27 January 2014 at 11:58
Under what circumstances and for what
reasons a judge can refuse to hear the
case and recommend for transfer of the
the case to some other bench ? What are
its legal implications ? Who will be more
affected - petitioners or respondents ?
What the petitioners have to do to
handle the unforeseen situation ? What
should be the next course of action on
the part of the advocates representing
the petitioners ?
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